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Name My Baby Blog: Many parents struggle with naming a new baby. Others, like the parents of Beatrix Valentina, name their newborn baby with flair only to find the next challenge is to find a good domain name for her extraordinary blog, The Trixie Update.

Benjamin, who's two years old, has been blogging since he was a baby so he has a top level domain name, babyblog.org, which he will be sharing with a new baby sister. They're not the first siblings to share a babyblog.

These baby blogs are the modern equivalent of scrapbooks and journals that mothers and grandparents (and some obviously very proud fathers) have been keeping for years to record the earliest achievements of their children, for all the world to marvel at.

Does your dreambaby have a babyblog? Maybe we can help you find a title and domain name that's perfect for your special baby's blog.

Celebrity Babe Update: Because they've got yummy mommies, we've added this link to a hot blog dedicated exclusively to celebrity babes.
Posted by abnu on Saturday, March 27, 2004 @ 3:18 PM [ + ]

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